With over 100,000 costumes ranging from sexy cats to sexy nuns, Boston Costume is a great bet for your masquerade needs and a scandalous bet if you're an actual nun and all your habits are at the cleaners. A weekend special allows you to pick up your costume after 3pm on F and return M for only a 1-day rental fee. Rentals range $65-125, and there's also a retail section for accessories. You must have a major credit card to rent or buy, and all sales are final. No try-ons after 5:45pm. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

Bunker Hill was started in 1996 with one objective: to become the premier provider of home insurance products in New England. Today, Bunker Hill insurance protects over 50,000 families from damage due to fire, theft or accident. They serve consumers in Massachusetts and Connecticut and their policyholders are noted for being among the most loyal in the industry. Sign up with Consumer United here and save $150-$200 per year. Consumer United has been able to negotiate a 10% group discount from the rates of Bunker Hill Home Insurance. Get 20% off of Bunker Hill's rates if you also have your auto insurance through Consumer United .

One of the city’s most comprehensive bookstore for the gay, lesbian and bisexual community, Calamus Books consistently hosts some of the nation’s top-tier authors including Bob Smith (author of “Selfish and Perverse) and William J. Mann (Kate: The Woman Who Was Hepburn). Named after the son of the Greek river-god Maender, Calamus had a tragic love affair with Carpus. Located in the city’s up-and-coming Leather District, Calamus also boasts adult magazines and DVDs.

Showroom complete with furniture available for rental, retail sale, as well as furnished apartments throughout Boston.

Since the passing of the 1913 Federal Reserve Act, the Boston Fed has stood proud in the Financial District and serves the First Federal Reserve District that includes the six New England states: Connecticut (excluding Fairfield County), Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. The Boston Fed is a beacon in the Boston area for financial services, economic research, and consumer information. This is a true financial establishment for the heart of Boston's main industry. Part of the Boston Harborwalk, a pedestrian path meant to revitalize and improve the enjoyment of Boston waterfront and promote its access to the public. Due to the re-construction of the Congress Street Bridge, pedestrians will need to walk by the Federal Reserve Building then cross Dorchester Street at Summer Street in order to enter the HarborWalk segment, which is furnished with benches and trees and provides great views of the Channel. Colby Rottier of the Federal Reserve Bank is on the Friends of Fort Point Channel Board of Directors and is actively involved in the support, planning and promotion of the historic Fort Point district and its neighborhoods. When this building went up, people immediately started calling it the "Venetian Blind" building, for obvious reasons. At 614 feet tall, it's the tallest building in the Financial District, and the 3rd tallest building in Boston.

Since 1978 Gregory's Fine Tailoring has been offering professional tailoring services in Boston. With over 25 years of tailoring experience, Gregory can alter or fix any garment. Located in the downtown area of Boston's financial district, this professional Boston tailor offers the following services:

The major selling point of Kaze is its low-key ambience and beautifully tasteful décor. This Chinatown restaurant offers fresh shabu-shabu with a stellar variety of meat and fish. Great place for a group gathering and the perfect spot for a first date. Also, it's opened late (until 3am on the weekends).

Don't let the shabby exterior fool you: This hole in the wall is Chinatown's best kept and most delicious secret. This reasonably priced Chinese food restaurant is known for its specialties including their yummy scallion pancakes and their top-tier Peking Duck (however, you must order it 24 hours in advance). King Fung Garden has been a Chinatown staple for more than 50 years with an extremely friendly and courteous staff. If you have trouble deciding what to order, owners Irwin and Doris Mei will gladly help you out. Also, in an area with less-than-stellar restrooms, King Fung has some of the cleanest and well-kept washrooms in Chinatown.

Professional, clean, friendly, attentitive. This salon in Chinatown has been recently highlighted and reviewed, so it is safe to say that the secret might be out, this salon is a great find and does solid work at the right price. Haircuts include a scalp massage to get you relaxed and the flat screens that accompany every work station play chinese pop music and DVD's. The salon is clean, modern and you really can't beat $30 in Boston for a great haircut that includes a scalp massage.

Clarity, color, and carat. That is alot for a guy in love to remember. Therefore, let the experts at Long's help you with the process. Does she want it classic and simple or ornate and huge? There are rings of ever size and style, so variety can really remain the spice of life.